It's on the first page of Google when you search Armando's name but I guess a lot of folks don't do much research before whipping out the credit card, or they simply want to believe so badly that they disregard all the negative critiques.A few local San Antonio guys ("Mike Voss" and "Steve in Texas") made a habit of DVRing the shows and figuring out exactly which house was featured in each episode.

I have been listening to the BP podcast for about 3 weeks now (10 episodes at least) and EVERY single person on the ones I've listened to has the exact same story, they came in and succeeded through trial and error.

@Chris E. and Account Closed If you are looking for a specific episode - say show 89, you can type www.biggerpockets.com/show89 and it will take you to that episode of the podcast on our site.

Stay tuned for next week's episode when we talk about contractors doing inspections for free on wholesale deals.

This reminds me of that episode of the Jeffersons when George gets scammed out of $15,000 and goes through an elaborate plan to get his money back only to end up having it cost him a little over $15K to get his 15K back.

If you'd like a free preview, check out BiggerPockets podcast episode #260.

Listen to the BP Podcast episodes with Michael Quarles - the guy is a machine and his tactics are solid. 6.

I was out and that was all I wanted after that beating.I am not exaggerating when I say that that episode put me into depression for about two years.

Background on Michael Quarles: He was once a sponsor of BP and was the BP Podcast guest on episodes #77 and #81.

I downloaded about 15 episodes to my IPad for a recent road trip to the beach.